I'm resurrecting this old thread because my team ran into this issue in the last week.
Since we couldn't find any multi-platform tools (Windows and Linux) that could merge multiple TIFF files (including multi-page TIFFs) into a single multi-page TIFF file, we ended up coding a small tool by ourself using .NET Core 2 and C#. We called the project MergeTIFF and we released the whole source code on GitHub under GNU v3 license, so that everyone else can use it as well; we also released the binaries for Windows and Linux (32-bit and 64-bit).
For additional info and/or to download it take a look at the following resources that we published to better document the whole project:
Use
tiffcp
Usage:
tiffcp [options] input... output.tiff
For instance:
tiffcp *.tiff output.tiff
And you will have a resulting multipage tiff
Then tiff2pdf (a wrapper for ghostscript)
Usage:
tiff2pdf [options] input.tiff
Source: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11135405/how-to-merge-many-tif-files-to-single-tif-file
A multipage tiff needs a multipage viewer, like qfaxreader, but if you convert to pdf, resulting file can be more easily seen with pdf viewers
convert
can transform multiple files into a multi-page one:I'm resurrecting this old thread because my team ran into this issue in the last week.
Since we couldn't find any multi-platform tools (Windows and Linux) that could merge multiple TIFF files (including multi-page TIFFs) into a single multi-page TIFF file, we ended up coding a small tool by ourself using .NET Core 2 and C#. We called the project MergeTIFF and we released the whole source code on GitHub under GNU v3 license, so that everyone else can use it as well; we also released the binaries for Windows and Linux (32-bit and 64-bit).
For additional info and/or to download it take a look at the following resources that we published to better document the whole project: